Culture and Heritage’s Grants and Contributions Policy allows for a process that is accountable, easy to understand, fair, transparent and reflective of community needs that applies to non-profit community-based organizations, individuals, and municipal corporations who direct their efforts to the promotion, protection, revitalization, and preservation of Nunavut’s culture, heritage and official languages

The Nunavut Archives Policy preserves and make accessible records of enduring value of the Government of Nunavut as well as those of that are significant to Nunavut’s historic and cultural heritage and applies to all Government of Nunavut departments, agencies and employees.

The Geographic Names Policy recognizes the importance to Inuit culture and heritage of traditional names for geographic features and supports, through official recognition, the preservation and use of these names and applies to all Government of Nunavut departments, agencies and employees.

The Human Remains Policy ensures that any archaeological investigation or analysis of human remains or associated grave goods will be conducted in a manner that is sensitive to Nunavummiut values, ethical and scientific principles, and which complies with all applicable laws, codes of conduct, and conventions.

The Nunavut Arts Council Policy supports and encourages the continued development of the arts in Nunavut and acknowledges the significant social and economic impacts of the arts while encouraging and promoting diversification of artistic expression.